In "Mom Loves Money More Than Me," the narrator feels neglected and undervalued as their mother prioritizes wealth and material possessions over their relationship. This dynamic creates feelings of resentment and abandonment, leading the narrator to reflect on their worth and the impact of their mother's choices. The story explores themes of love, self-esteem, and the emotional toll of parental expectations. As the narrator navigates their longing for connection, they confront the reality of their mother's values, ultimately seeking to define their own sense of self-worth beyond financial considerations. The narrative highlights the importance of meaningful relationships and the struggle to find balance between love and ambition.